swanson died later at a hospital. he was 42 years old. a father, a man who loved to play soccer and very easy to get along with. on his journey, he made friends with strangers who agreed to take him in each night along the way. >> all i can say, in the short period of time that we met richard and got to know richard, he quickly became like family. my kids loved him. like i said, i was jealous of his journey, being a soccer fan. >> reporter: and this is a statement from the one world football project in berkeley. we are deeply saddened to learn about richard's death. he was a very inspiring man who in a very short time walked his way into many lives. our thoughts are with his family." richard was dribbling one of the soccer balls that the company sends to the developing countries. what making the soccer balls so special, they're very durable. they don't need a pump to be inflated. reporting live here in berkeley. "today in the bay." >>> making new moves to try and boost the sports popularity and keep it in the olympics. >>> and well tell y

swanson said it modifies the wavelength of light entering each eye. one theory is dyslexia eyes aren't processing information at the same speed. the idea is with the lens the correct combination can balance the speed with which the images will travel through the eyes to key optical pathways in the brain. >> they discovered by changing wavelengths by filters, they could actually cause better communication between the two sides of the brain. >> the lenses have been used to treat problems of color perception or reading disorders for years, but the doctor who serves on the board of governors for the san francisco optimetric society said the use for dyslexia is a departure because most experts consider the condition neurological in origin. >> dyslexia is treated by a learning specialist. optomotrists treats not in efficiencies of the system such as focusing, and tracking. >> and lack of research supporting the effectiveness in treating dyslexia. so far there's been just one large scale study of 150 dyslexic students sponsored by the company which claims th

swanson gives us the top tips for repairing toxic family relationships. don't go away. - promotional consideration for... is sponsored in part by... - welcome back. we've been talking to hector jr., hector sr. it seems like we're making some progress with this family. it's been a long time. i know it's been nine months. you have two children. two children. how old are they? - nine and four. - four, yeah. - nine and four. hector sr., you haven't seen them in a long time. they've grown a bit. would you like a chance to see them now? - i would like to. - let's bring on your grandsons. oh! wait, you took his seat. - come here, baby. i think you should sit on grandpa's lap. that's what i think. - you want to sit on granddaddy's lap? - what are their names? hi, guys. - my name is julius and that's caesar. - julius caesar. - wow, you guys make a good pair. julius caesar, in the house! wow. hector, how's it feel to be holding your grandson? - great. - i have to say, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. you guys look-- they look alike. they sure do. what a be

much indeed for your time let's get more reaction now on the speech with author and activist david swanson. so. you'll first impressions david all of that address concerning national security but what do you make of it. a lot of rhetoric not much substance rhetoric that pleas still barmah fans but not even some of the things that have been reported would be in it were in it in terms of substance nothing on taking the drones away from the cia he suggested that he would review yemeni cases in guantanamo one by one but not when they're our how publicly or what would the results be he suggested that old timidly he would like the authorization for the use of military force repealed but in the meantime he would like it refined whatever that might mean he said the war in afghanistan would end some day he didn't say a day or a month or a year he provided absolutely no evidence to support government claims around the killing of lockie or of the other three americans including his teenage son which my friend medea benjamin interrupted him to ask him about and he did not answer her very very little o

swanson planned to make it all the way to brazil in time for the 2014 world cup. company released this statement. he was a very inspiring man who in a very short time walked his way into many lives. our thoughts are with his family. >>> agencies are getting ready to keep the plates coming mike inou inouye -- in for the next earthquake. some drills focus on buildings this is focused on stomach. they used propane to prepare lunch of hot dogs and rice. >> folks that are lower income or seniors are worse effected by disasters. what is really important is that community based organizations need to be prepared ourselves and practice together so we can take care of those who may need help. >> it was on the street that volunteers fed thousands of disaster victims. >>> kind of an odd weather pattern. >> i know some of you are going showers? i'm loving the sun. we are talking about showers in the next 24 hours. i will have the full timeline coming up. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just s

miles to brazil is dead after being hit by a pickup truck on the oregon coast. 42-year-old richard swanson set out on the trek to promote the berkeley-based one world football project which donates durable soccer balls to people in developing countries. in a statement the company coo writes, he was a very inspiring man who in a very short time walked his way into many lives. our thoughts are with his family. >>> well, more than $2.8 million, that's what the school district will pay. she sued claiming she was molested in 190. claims three administrators did not act despite warning signs of abuse by that teacher. as part of this settlement, the district said she has agreed to drop her lawsuit. late last night the school district releasing this statement saying, it is our hope that this settlement will help miss cunn attachment ne continue to heal and help the district to continue working to educate the children entrusted to us. >>> a new law making it illegal to live in cars. the committee voted to resurrect a controversial vehicle dwelling ban which was scrapped last november. the new law w

when it comes to obama's growing based war on terrorism author that activist david swanson feels the changes the president park proposed don't go far enough he claims that he is going to further limit his murder by drone program including applying these arbitrary criteria met in secret by himself to his own satisfaction and if these reforms and limitations are needed on this program then what of the conduct of this program here too for what security threat was a sixteen year old boy what security threat are the thousands of victims of these drone strikes including children and women and seniors and so-called signature strikes these are strikes to kill people without knowing their name based on behavior that suggests they might be resisting an occupation of their country what about strikes at rescuers well documented strikes at the rescuers of victims of previous strikes what imminent threat to the united states are those strikes preventing or are they not rather the economy in. a new primary were proving to all of anti-american terrorism a quick look at other international news now t

been killed in counterterrorism drone strikes since two thousand and nine author and activist david swanson believes they only serve to recruit even more terrorists. he claims that he is going to further limit his murder by drone program including applying these arbitrary criteria met in secret by himself to his own satisfaction to non americans at least in certain countries countries other than afghanistan and yet he's not provided publicly any documentation of the claims he's made thus far i mean if if he would rather have captured our to our locky why did he not indict him with with any criminal charges or provide any evidence to anyone that he was guilty of any criminal acts this is this is not transparency and if these reforms and limitations are needed on this program then what of the conduct of this program here too for not as criminal and abusive as it appears. and for the second time in five years barack obama promised to shut quantum obey and pledge to lift his own freeze on transferring detainees to yemen and the one hundred of the one hundred sixty six prisoners in the notorious

matt murray, just hanging with ron swanson. >> nice. >> we have one of our own clayton collins, throwbackrite a song about him when they broke up after that dance? >> yeah. don't you think it's a pretty good sophie? >> i'm not going to say that word. >> and then the last one, this is our favorite from debbie, me and tom brady. i'm shah shothat short and he's tall, dark and handsome. >> you got my favorite? can we pop it up? >> nobody knows who that guy is right there. that is the captain of the cap olympic team which is the greatest sport team in history, excepting me with two hits in little league. time for "morning joe." >>> yesterday press secretary jay carney like an intrepid weather channel anchor stood and let the wind and rain pummel him for our entertainment purposes. >> on the irs does the president believe they're being truthful and does he think the leadership there needs to change? >> we know part of it's fact. it is not in the if anymore. >> categorically -- >>ha

david swanson, thank you for your insight today.rcumstances but i appreciate your insight. david swanson live for us in los angeles. >>> to boston, massachusetts. we are at the one month mark since the bombing that left four people dead and hundreds others injured this is a live picture of the memorial that is right there on boylston street as we learn more about how not only first responders were able to ply their trade at the day of the bombing, but also how firefighters have now stepped up and said they were not happy with their leadership. we got an update coming in just a moment. i'm also a survivor of ovarian a writand uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have symptoms that last two weeks or longer, be brave, go to the doctor. ovarian and uterine cancers are gynecologic cancers. symptoms are not the same for everyone. i got sick...and then i got better. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile

swanson says it modified light entering each eye. one theory is that dyslexic eyes aren't processing information at the same speed. idea with these lenses correct combination can balance the speed with which images will travel from eyes through key pathways in the brain. >> they discover that had by changing wave lengths by filters they can cause better communication. >> lenses have been used to treat problems for years but this doctor who serves on the board says the use for dyslexia is a departure, most consider the condition newer logical its treated by a learning specialist, an open tomorrow trift will treat visual inefficienciys of the system. >> critics point to the lack of research supporting the effectiveness. so far there has been one large scale study of 150 students sponsored by the company. supporters believe there will be a growing body of evidence as use becomes more wide spread. >> it's too new. very, very new. >> it's back from the road. >> very seen it work. >> the cost of the lenses runs between $700 to $1,000. they

swanson says it modified light entering each eye.ne theory is that dyslexic eyes aren't processing information at the same speed. idea with these lenses correct combination can balance the speed with which images will travel from eyes through key pathways in the brain. >> they discover that had by changing wave lengths by filters they can cause better communication. >> lenses have been used to treat problems for years but this doctor who serves on the board says the use for dyslexia is a departure, most consider the condition newer logical its treated by a learning specialist, an open tomorrow trift will treat visual inefficienciys of the system. >> critics point to the lack of research supporting the effectiveness. so far there has been one large scale study of 150 students sponsored by the company. supporters believe there will be a growing body of evidence as use becomes more wide spread. >> it's too new. very, very new. >> it's back from the road. >> very seen it work. >> the cost of the lenses runs between $700 to $1,000. they'r

richard swanson planned to dribble 10,000 miles. the journey raising money for one world football project a berkeley nonprofit donating soccer balls to children. he set out two weeks ago. people say he was good natured and couldn't wait to make it to the pacific coast. >> he was excited that he was two days are from the beach. >> the driver of the truck was not charged after the accident. his son said he hopes to some day continue the journey. >> if you cut in front of a big rig, take a look at this. the demonstration stopping distance set up by the california patrol compared how long it takes a motorcycle, car and 18 wheeler to stop if traveling at 55 miles per hour. the message from the chp do not stay in a blind spot. >> you've got to be able to see each other for him to see the car. so you need to be aware of the so called no zone. don't cut the truck off. he can't stop. >> two years ago, 3400 people died nationwide in accidents between cars and big rig autos investigators reporting cases of wealthy visitors, manhattan moms payi

richard swanson died at the hospital yesterday near lincoln city, oregon.s website, his 10,000-mile trek was meant to promote the one world football project in berkeley. the group donated soccer balls to people in developing countries. >>> not a lot of answers in a hearing on the new bay bridge span. lawmakers called caltrans on the carpet about what's going on with the bad bolts. the cost of repairs is at $10 million and hundreds of bolts still need to be tested. >> it's going to give us i think our best sense of how these bolts will perform under tension over the long term. we don't need them to last a week or a month. we need them to last decades. >> the committee that heard about the bridge problem will not take action. it was just an informational meeting. >> a lot of questions to be answered. >>> all right. time now 6:36. let's check the weather. >> let's bring in the weather guy. >> why not? [ laughter ] >> get to work. >> yeah. hey, we have some windy conditions around the bay area today. it will be breezy in spots especially near the coastline, thr

professor swanson at the university of west florida teaches an empathy class to inmates to help them human being no matter where they are or where they're destined that they have the opportunity to be accountable for what they did, to understand what they did, why they did it. and for many of the men who are lifers, making things right just means changing their behavior in here. okay, so we're going to go over to the gate now. >> although these men may never meet the families of their victims, they will hear firsthand how violent crime can shatter lives. >> well, this afternoon we're really honored to have pat with us and she is a surviving victim of a really horrible crime. her daughter was murdered eight years ago and she is going to tell you her story. she'll tell you what happened and how it affected her and her family. >> i have to stand and move around. my name is pat. i didn't know how i'd feel about being here today. i had a lot of anger and a lot of sadness and i look at all of you i have to almost think as i'm facing the man who murdered my daughter. this is a photo of payt

10,000 miles to brazil died after being hit by a pickup truck on the oregon coast. 42-year-old richard swansonut to the berkeley futbol program for delivering soccer balls to poor countries. he was a very inspiring man who in a very shortw3 time walked h way into many lives. our thoughts are with his family." >>> the bill blocks tesla from opening a showroom in the state. the bill leaves tesla with two options now, stay out of the state entirely or go through an auto dealer like all other automatic dough maaut automakers have to. north carolina is not the only state. massachusetts and new york have gone to court. >>> it's interesting. scott mcgrew tells us, they're not going to sell any cars in virginia either. >> yeah, virginia said pretty much the same thing to tesla. that didn't even get as far as the state house. the head. dmv said december tesla would bg laws by not going through the are dealers. car dealers in virginia and north carolina are important people in the community, and they vote and they contribute money to local politicians. tesla is from california. >>> back here at home, go

swanson leave there will be a growing body of evidence as use of the lenses becomes more widespread. >> it's too new. it's very, very new. >> it's back from the road. >> i am a believer because i've seen it work. >> and carolyn said the cost of the lenses, including having them fitted, runs between $700 and $1,000. despite the fda approval, they are typically not covered by insurance. >>> lisa argen here now talking about a much cooler weather forecast. windy too, out there this morning. >> exactly. not only the temperature cooled down, but the south winds adding to the chill out thereof. here's a look from our roof camera right now. the sun will be up shortly, but the clouds overtaking the skies. we will talk about more clouds, cooler temperatures and maybe some sprinkles. look ahead for the week ahead. that's coming up. >> also next another walk-off home run for the giants against the dodgers. last night's shot from an unlikely hero. mike shumann has the high hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [

someone hit richard swanson yesterday while he walked south on highway 101 in lincoln city, oregon.er at the hospital. according to his website, his trek from seattle to brazil was meant to promote the one world football project in berkeley. the group donated soccer balls to people in developing countries. >>> and some tough questions but not a lot of answers in a state capital hearing about the new bay bridge span. lawmakers called caltrans on the carpet to ask why bolts are breaking on the bridge and he was being done to ensure -- and what's being done to ensure more won't fail. the cost to fix it is up to $10 million and hundreds more bolts still need to be tested. >> it's going to give us i think our best sense of how these bolts will perform under tension over the long term. we need them to last decades. >> the committee won't take any action. it was just a chance for senators to get some information. >>> 5:32. let's get another check on the weather. >> the man is in cabernet today. >> feeling good. we have showers in the forecast but not today. we are seeing winds kicking up o

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swanson was hit on the oregon coast.cer balls to developing countries. he was 42. the driver isn't facing charges. >>> remember when david ortiz said this just days after the boston bombing? >> this is (bleep). >> brian: bob beckel, the only one not offended. one month later, he's accusing his language to raise money for victims. he teamed up with bat maker maruchi to sell souvenir bats. in addition to what he said, they will read never forget. boston strong, 4-15-13. they go for 125 bucks. 500 will get you a signed bat. >>> prince harry will wrap up his u.s. trip with a polo match in connecticut of the he looks like an american baseball player. yesterday he was playing baseball with a group of kids in community center in harlem. that big rbi program. he was being coached by the yankees mark texeira. he got three pitches and connected on every one. prince harry smacked one over the fence. he led them in baseball drills and i believe his foundation is going to be giving money to the rbi foundation in america's inner citie

richard swanson was hit by a truck and he was killed while dribbling a soccer ball along an oregon highwayas 10 days into a quest to dribble the ball from seattle to brazil for the world cup. he was raising money for a charity that donates soccer balls to developing countries. bill: there are new questions obama is facing on his handling of benghazi. some critics asking where was the commander-in-chief the night of the attack. charles krauthammer on special report. >> where was the president that night. we have seen the pictures of obama on the night of the so sama raid. show me a picture of where he was on the night of the attack in libya. and lastly the talking points which are a fiction and come poundinged by the fact that the president now says i said it was a terror attack on the day after. that is not true. even "the washington post" has said it was absolutely a falsehood. bill: steven haste hayes. why would a ticktock of the president's actions, why wouldn't that be out? >> the white house did put out one picture of the president meeting with some advisers in the white house. we thi

a seattle man's effort to help a bay area soccer charity ended tragically. 42-year-old richard swansone a soccer ball from seattle to brazil for next year's world cup. but his journey ended yesterday in oregon. he was hit and killed by a pickup truck as he walked along highway 1. he was promoting the berkeley-based one world football project, which donates soccer balls to people in developing countries. >>> organizers of the america's cup yacht race say the race will go on this summer. they vow to do everything possible to make sure the race is safe. a committee will investigate last week's deadly accident in the san frsco baand of safety recommendations shortly before the start of the yacht race in july. >>> it is 8:04. a man's body has been pulled from the san rafael canal. somebody called police after spotting the body yesterday morning. the marin independent journal reports there were no obvious signs of foul play. police are trying to contact the man's family. >>> a 16-year-old boy in san jose is recovering this morning after a stabbing on a school bus. police say the boy was stab

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dribble a soccer ball was hit and killed by a pickup truck tuesday in oregon. 42-year-old richard swansonting on facebook. it was designed to promote the one world football project donating soccer balls to people in developing countries. o.j. simpson is set to take the stand today. the former football star certificate serving up to 33 years in prison. simpson claimed he had inappropriate legal representation at his 200 trial. >>> and you've heard of fans catching balls at baseball games. but take a look at this one. a little bit more impressive. watch what happens. san francisco's hunter penn loses control of his bat, it flies into the stand and fortunately, caught by a fan. a lucky moment as, of course, that bat could have done some damage, could have hurt someone. 8:04 right now. let's go back to matt and savannah. wonder if he gets to keep the bat, guys. >> thanks so much. >>> dylan dryer is here this is an 80 birthday. how happy are you to be here? >> i'm absolutely thrilled. i have wanted all my life. i'm a farm lady from minnesota. >> and you made it to new york city. >> thank you.